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    District of Columbia. This picture is meant to show the viewers that as the economy of our country go down during the World War II, the school was populated by black and the schools were being divided into two groups of peoples, Black and White. During the first half of the twentieth century, there were not so many schools like now a days, and because of the World War II the new school weren’t being constructed. In the photograph, we can see how a class room of the school in District of…

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    Martha Euphemia Lofton was born on September 11,1890 in Washington D.C. She was known for being a mathematician. Martha’s father was a dentist and financier who helped start African American businesses around the D.C area, while her mother was very active in the Catholic Church and she passed that onto Martha too. Once Martha graduated from Miner Normal School she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in math from Smith College. Soon after she married her childhood friend Harold Appo Haynes in 1917.…

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    I agree with you the University is not failing to respect equality rights about sexual orientation. The primary cause is that Trinity Western is a private, Christian faith-based university legislated by British Columbia to aid the public. And the mission of this University is developing “Godly Christian leaders” while providing many educational programs. I can get a line here that two different rights under the Charter are colliding with each other. The equality right for lesbian or gay and…

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    attention to big questions, that some have been asking for years. When can we decide, for ourselves, that the pain is not worth living? When do we decide that a terminal illness does not get to determine the way you die? Gloria Taylor, a British Columbia native, was diagnosed with ALS and given a year to live. Gloria continued living for three years after her diagnoses, and during that time conducted a public campaign for the right to die on her own terms. With the help…

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    Anti Gun Control Essay

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    guns from other countries that are widely used in many crimes. According to Gifford’s law center to prevent gun violence, “Three states (California, Florida, and Illinois) and the District of Columbia generally prohibit people from openly carrying firearms in public. Two states (New York and South Carolina) prohibit openly carrying handguns, but not long guns, and another three states (Massachusetts, Minnesota, and New Jersey) prohibit openly carrying long guns, but not handguns. In the…

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    I am writing to express my interest in the Winning Women Undergraduate Experience in Asset Management, which I had learned about last spring through a coffee chat session with Columbia College Young Alumni (CCYA). I am currently a sophomore pursuing a major in Economics and Mathematics, at Barnard College of Columbia University. My academic work and technical internships have strengthened my understanding and interest in financial services. As someone who seeks out opportunities to learn and…

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    Plane Crash Culture

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    The quote, "[The pilot’s] plane is moments from disaster. But he cannot escape the dynamic dictated to him by his culture in which subordinates must respect the dictates of their superiors." represents a major idea of how cultural PDI plays a vital role in plane crashes. In the second sentence of the quote, it says “that he can't escape the dynamic dictated to him by his culture”. This is the idea of cultural PDI and this causes mitigation and other various harmful things that can lead to a…

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    To kill or to be extinct? Zalophus Californianus Californianus are known as the California sea lions one out of the two species found in the washington state. The columbia river salmon and steelhead are facing a serious threat of extinction due to the sea lions since 2002, the salmon and steelhead population have been decreasing over the years and many are worried about the extinction of the salmon and steelhead. The population of the california sea lions has been increasing since the 1980’s in…

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    Hanford sits on a site in Southwestern Washington that is approximately 586- square miles of desert. Hanford began in 1943 building nuclear reactor plants to produce plutonium for the bomb that would end World War II. In the mid 1800’s according to the Hanford’s history site, the War Department decided to locate the Manhattan Project to this part of Washington and kept the work of developing the atomic weapons secret. So, all residents of Hanford and White Bluff were told to leave, given a…

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    the fact of the matter is it's just not an appropriate read for all age groups. The activities in this book and the language just wouldn’t fall well with parents if they were to find out that their children were reading this book. In the article “ Columbia to remove objectionable books// Resident, superintendent cite plot, language: [WEST Edition]” Shirley McBride states “I think there is a double standard here. We don't want our kids to do these things or use these words, but we present them…

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